How To Remove Surface Rust FAST

This video will show you how to remove light rust and surface rust from objects without using any chemicals, sticky pop like coke and diet coke, or cause damage by scratching with abrasive materials.
Use this trick to improve the looks of a barn find project before sell it!
This method can be used on vehicles that have old paint that you don't care a lot about, but just want to make them look a little better.

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[RoundEyeMood]

I always appreciate when sellers take the time to clean what they are selling regardless of what it is.

[f.d.english]

I knew I should have asked about the scratches before I bought that toolbox

[okay]

You can remove all rust easily with phosphoric or oxalic acids, they also create corrosion resistant compounds on the metal surface layer, just a pointer.

[IBKNW]

thank you for talking on your facts... people will always hate and make stuppid comments.... thanks for your tip...

[indyjones]

Add some vinegar to your water and you will get better results. Thanks for sharing.

[roshanchitan]

Vinegar works too, spray on and let it soak for a day. Spray rust away with water after that

[aky]

I use steel wool on my car before I took it to get painted and there was not damage to the old paint.

[jimmywarden]

Would that work for a car or truck paint

[petrusbenckey]

When the rust it's too hard on large surface and you want to remove the rust perfectly, i suppose you can only use sandblast, laser or maybe using the flex.

[joemc]

I bough an old Radial Arm Saw on a rusty stand $30.00, I sanded the rust but now It’s covered with rust dust. So after watching your video a a few others I am going to use soap and water, rents, I know that ain’t spelt right, let it dry and paint it thanks.

[extremenailart]

After cleaning it I'd have hit it w sum sand paper on the bigger rust n hit it w sum Rust-Oleum spray paint.

[seanrobinson]

Cheers help me remove rust from my car arches

[---H_M]

Wtf would buy that toolbox for 100?lmao

[laragreene]

i THOUGHT HE WAS GOING TO USE COCA guys in one video did but they couldnt speak English....I couldnt believe how fast coke removed rust...UNBELIEVABLY FAST!! They used a kitchen scubbing type sponge.

[itz_FORTY]

Ok so you increased the value of the toolbox from $50 to $100, but it appears to have eaten up 1-2 hours of your time and thus your opportunity costs. Do you feel your time is worth more than $25 an hour? If the answer is no, then doing this made sense. However if you feel your time is worth more than that, you should either not invest your time in this pursuit or hire someone to do it for less than $25 an hour.

Took me many years of busting my back day in and day out to realize this.

[welcometoreality]

why bother? guys arent that picky on work trucks. if you really wanted to make it look better shoulda got a few spray bombs of primer & paint...that would be worth the effort

[danieltaylor]

This is not a video about resolving a rust problem. This is a B.S. video about how to clean stuff. No sh^t Shirlock!